day that you could enjoy if you weren't staying home and being safe. mike says some spots could reach 80 degrees today. good morning, mike. >> friend, we can still enjoy it. >> we can? we can look at it? >> maybe you can enjoy it as you walk to the grocery store. >> and come right back home? >> yes. >> what do you think, mike? >> i am just saying, just be careful because the mask is going to cover your face like this, and make sure you put sun screen everywhere else, and be careful that way, too. good morning, everybody. 70 in san francisco today. that's going to be inviting, no doubt. here's a look at a little fog. it's thick in petaluma. visibility down to less than a quarter of a mile, so be careful there. here's a look at the exploratorium, whether itre it'r

across san francisco. a few upper 30s still possible in the deepest valleys. 62 at noon at the coast, and mid to upper 70s at 4:00 in the inland neighborhoods. a spring-like day that will test your social distancing, abc7 news reporter, julian glover is live for us. >> reporter: the testing site is on the move, and it's set up shop at cal state east bay's campus. it will open at 9:00 this morning, and you can see the tents set up behind me. you can get a free test when you drive through here to the testing center and be tested for coronavirus. again, it's free of charge as long as you are showing symptoms.

you will be prescreened to check if you have the the the symptoms. health-care workers and first responders can call ahead to schedule an appointment. i tweeted that out. look for juliangabc7 on how many tests will be conducted per day is not known at this point, about utah we know the number of tests given out is depending on quickly the lab can process the tests. anybody can be tested here. you don't have to be from hayward. now we are learning that walk-ins will be accepted. reporting in haywood this morning, i am julian glover. the one medical primarily clinic group is now also offering free tests for anybody. you don't have to be a member. this is according to the san

francisco business journal, and you will have to be screened online before you go. anybody can access the virtual medical team for an answer to coronavirus questions. johns hopkins university is reporting more than 582,000 people in the u.s. have been diagnosed with covid-19, and while close to 24,000 people have died from it, more than 44,000 people have recovered from the illness. the bay area and santa cruz county have had 5,300 reported cases, and we are expected to have an update on the outbreak today. they will specifically be discussing face masks. and contra costa supervisors will meet today newsom to direct all mail-in

ballots. the governor has been working with the governors of oregon and washington state to come up with a safe way to re-open the economies in our states. public health data helped to guide their decision making. you can watch the governor's announcement live here on abc7, and it starts at noon right after midday live. if you download the abc7 news app you will get a push alert with the details as soon as they are announced. jobina? thank you, kumasi. good morning at the live desk here, we know millions of americans have been struggling to get meals on their tables, and it's difficult to see, and we have seen farmers dumping milk because restaurants and schools are closed, and they are seeing their profits go down the drain. but industry leaders have possible solutions to help them

out here. this is what they are thinking. one dairy group is calling for u.s. grocery stores to remove buying limits on certain foods. they are ready to help stock empty grocery shelves. >> why they put a limit? because there were angry customers. >> also converted the plants geared towards restaurants to produce supermarket packaged sized products. >> another solution, giving to food banks, the feeding america non-profit is asking the usda to partner up with farms to get food out faster. these are just a couple solutions, kumasi, but if anybody has an idea of the farmers and food producers, they are certainly willing to listen so they can get the help they need. >> thanks. right now san francisco unified school district officials and teachers union are negotiating the terms for

distanced learning for the rest of the school year. and as kate larson is reporting, virtual classrooms have been challenging for some teachers. >> it's hard and so much work. >> stephanie lee is a teacher in the richmond district, on monday she ramped up her lessons p >> today i had a morning meeting with about half of my class. i pushed out a recorded english language arts lesson and i helped students with tech issues and did an in-person math lesson with half the class as well. >> but she says she never expected to become an overnight i.t. expert when she signed up for teaching. >> my student has a technology issue, and i can't see their screen to know what is going on so i call them with my

smartphone, and i feel comfortable with technology, and it's just a steep learning curve. >> she spent nine hours on monday, and now she's spinning her wheels trying to keep up with the new technology. >> my colleague stayed up, and she's had several all nighters trying to figure things out. >> gabriella lopez is president of the san francisco board of education and is co-sponsoring a new resolution that sets up health checks for teachers and students that may be struggling with what is between them. >> this is to ensure that students and educators and families have human basic needs met. >> the board will vote on the resolution on tuesday. as we start to see promising

signs in our efforts to flatten the curves, so there's good news at the santa rita jail, six inmates are recovering from the virus. of the nearly 2,600 inmates, 73 of them have been tested as of yesterday, and more than 600 low-level offenders have been granted release to reduce the quartersf the virus in the c and the celebraents after and recovering from covid-19. this is so sweet. you can see it was all cheers and applause for 79-year-old kathy in michigan. she is the first person to go home from the hospital in grand rapids after recovering from the virus. it was a similar scene in colorado when this 61-year-old

patient was discharged from a hospital in denver. we love to see that. we love to tell you about the latest numbers of, you know, people who have been diagnosed and also to focus on who has recovered. 44,000 people in the u.s. have recovered from covid-19. mike, i love to see stuff like this. >> i am so glad we are telling people that number, because that is enlightening. we do have a chance. it's still something to take seriously, but look at all the people that paved the way and has shown it can be done. thank you for doing that, kumasi. let's look at temperatures. the deepest valleys, we are in the mid-40s this morning. highway 5, you get closer to the delta and we're in the mid to upper 50s, from pittsburgh out towards brentwood. mid and upper 40s, and los gatos at 52, and same thing in san

francisco, and 39 in napa, and 41 in novato, and a little fog in the north bay. looking to the west, it's about 48 degrees right now. high uv index if you are going to be outside today, getting a lot of questions, can i plant? looking at the medium range models, and even tomatoes, plant them, but the north bay may want to hold off. try and remember the social distancing objectives today. and the north bay, 70 at noon. mid to upper 70s all the way ll degrees at 8:00 this evening. for the east bay we start off at 47 with sunshine, and we're near 70 at noon, and low to mid-70s from about 1:00 through, say, 6:00, down to 67 at 7:00, and then here's a chance to look at san francisco where we are going to touch 70 degrees in most neighborhoods this afternoon, after starting off in a chilly

48 degrees. we'll talk about how long the warm will last and rain over the weekend. let's get over >> good morning to you and everyone. we have a sig-alert in fremont on northbound 880, multiple cars are involved and injuries are reported and there's an ambulance on the way as well as in addition to tow trucks. sounds like a big mess right now. all lanes are blocked here. i will keep you posted on this. if you are an essential to heads area if you can. we are looking live showing you 280 in san jose, aside from the sig-alert i am following in free mopped, i don't see any other issues coming in from the chp. i i s seven things you need to know this morning and the disney family sing a-long.

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welcome back, everybody. if you are just joining us, here are seven things you need to know this morning. number one, a new health order taking place today after a tenth patient died from covid-19 at one center. number two, today at noon governor newsom will unveil the plans to safely lift the social distancing plans in california and other states. you can watch his address live here on abc7, and streaming live on abc7.com. and then the creation of a new economic task force today. 80 million americans will get their stimulus checks this week.

number 4. the city of hayward is relocating its free covid-19 testing site today to the cal state east bay campus. anybody can drive up tuesday through sunday starting at 9:00 a.m. as long as you are showing symptoms. number 5, we are starting off cooler this morning, but look how much warmer we are ending up this afternoon. seven to nine degrees above average, with 70s to near 80 just about everywhere. number 6. i am following the sig-alert in fremont right now, and injuries are reported on northbound 880 at the thornton off-ramp there, and only one lane open right now. artists are using plywood-covered businesses as spirits.nvas to lift a painting of a nurse now hangs outside of this tattoo parlor. in the east bay, the highway patrol wants to hear from

anybody who may have witnessed a shooting on i-880 in oakland that happened yesterday afternoon around 3:30. two people were hurt but are expected to be okay. they say the shooter fired from a white jeep, a cherokee, with temporary dealer license plates. in the north bay, vallejo police are trying to find this one, and she's accused of coughing in the faces of security guards at target, and she left the store without paying. witnesses tell police she got into a car that was waiting in the parking lot. some familiar characters emerged reminding us to stay safe during this pandemic. if they look familiar it's because you saw them on stories here on abc7 last year as a protests against a local ordinance requiring the homeowner to lower his fence.

though some neighbors don't quite understand what is going on here, they appreciate the humor. >> they set a good example for all of us. >> yes, just telling people what to do. even the mannequins do it. >> social distancing, even a dummy can do it, right? >> the homeowner plans to keep the dummies social distancing as long as we have to continue social distancing. i mean, you know, social distancing but make it easter. i am not mad at it. >> okay. i will just be with you on this, because i am very confused. all right, everybody. we all have two days to warm up our vocal cords because this thursday is the disney sing-a-long here on abc7. >> many will join from their

homes, and ryan seacrest wille musical" will perform "we're all in this together," and then as you know disney is the parent company of abc7. >> i want to request a whole new world, since, i mean, they will be there. >> you know, that would be the song i want to hear from them. >> that's what i am saying, because i am ready. >> why are we not in charge of this, mike? lots of reasons. >> sounds like you may be right now. yeah, i will be watching that for sure. will not be partaking in that, i don't want to ruin it for everybody, but that's going to be really cool. it's nice to see. let's talk about what is going on weather-wise. we will start with the east bay hills. it has been breezy in the overnight hours and 59 degrees. that's significaly wmern elevations but gives you

an idea of how much warmer we will be this afternoon, five to ten degrees above average. temperatures taper starting thursday and that will lead to a chance of showers that begin on sunday and last through monday. here's a look at today's highs. what catches your eye? probably the 80 in fairfield or the 79 in antioch, and the 78 in concord and 70 in san francisco, and about 68 along the coast at half moon bay. tonight the winds won't be quite as strong offshore, and temperatures not quite as cool as this morning. here's a look. we will jump ahead to the cloud cover on thursday, and our best chan or fn weather up in theunintr shower possible in the higher elevations on friday. did not put it in the forecast. same thing for saturday. kept the one or two blips out. sunday i put a chance in the rain in the forecast, as you can

see, and also into monday. we will take a look at how much rain to expect when we come back. before we get to all that, we got all this sunshine and warm weather not only today but tomorrow. we get a little closer to average on friday and then below average for saturday, sunday and coolest on monday with the best chance of rain. unfortunately the coronavirus is taking an exceptionally hard toll in communities of people of color. >> in this morning's " look,oneh oal covi19 the deadly impact on black america, and it premiers today on apple tv, and she's speaking out to "good morning america." >> i wanted to respond in this moment in the same way you all are doing, and everybody who has a voice should be doing. i realized, actually, when i

heard van jones articulate in the language that connected and what people could understand, if you have been hearing that you have pre-existing conditions, that goes over peoples heads, and not even going over their head, you just don't hear it the same way you hear, are you taking pills for diabetes? are you taking pills for hypertension? >> much more of the interview coming up at 7:00 a.m. i am t. j. holmes, new york. >> i am excited about it. >> this makes sense that she is doing it, and it's totally different when it comes from your friend, oprah. >> exactly. what you no longer have to worry about when you are crossing the street in one south bay city. and prom was canceled but this senior s

as promised, i wanted to take a look at the potential rainfall amounts. sunday we are getting up there later in the afternoon and evening hours, up to about

of an inch, and we could use several more of the storms before we get into a drier may. that's the way it looks now. again, that's way off sunday and monday. we will keep an eye on it for you. back to you. >> thanks, mike. in the south bay pedestrians no longer have to press buttons if they want to street in the south bay. the so-called beg buttons will activate scheduled switches thes prevent people from having to spread the virus and push the buttons. here's a look from our abc7 news viewers. ♪

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did you see that homemade pasta, though? that's a good idea. high school seniors are finding new ways to celebrate prom since obviously they can't go to the dance because of the pandemic. one dad went above and beyond to make sure his daughter would have an experience she would never forget. that's sweet. dad surprised his daughter with a prom at home. marley's sister shared a facebook post saying memories we will remember forever. what is not sweet, people are posting pictures of their grad pictures, have you seen this? >> apparently neither do the

people understand it for the people graduating in 2020. >> yeah, why is this about you? why are you rubbing it in our face? >> the graduating seniors are, like, this is a reminder i will not get to have this. >> it's another slice tphaursism. we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including a farmer taking matters into his own hands when it comes to getting a hair cut. i know i can relate, and maybe you can, too. >> you still look beautiful, kumasi. >> thank you, friend. >> of course. a new order to wear masks, people in the bay area required to cover their faces when going out in public.

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>> announcer: now, your health, your safety, this is abc7 news. and we may get some idea today of when things will start returning to normal. >> they arranged for us to have a conference call so we could say our good-byes to her. >> this is so sad. we found out a tenth person died at a local nursing room and now there's new regulations going into place for people coming in and out. itust stimuluskshatndhe requiring some companies to give you a refund altogethe >> good morning. welcome back to "abc7 mornings." it's good to see you on -- wait, what day is it? tuesday. >> it's tuesday, april 14th, friend. >> is that all day long?

>> all day long. i am excited to see what the governor is going to say about us getting back to normal today, so i am looking forward to that and also looking to the sunshine we have in store, mike. >> normally i would be filing my extension for my taxes, but not this year. i guess that's one of the benefits, if there are many. yeah, a lot of sunshine today. we have a little fog to talk about. it's really think around san martin and napa. we had visibility down to a couple hundred feet around petaluma, and it's on the move but not moving much and will go away quickly. you can see we have 38 in napa, and most of us in the 40s. across the board we are cooler this morning, but the drier air and the fact that there's no cloud cover to stop the sunshine in most neighborhoods means warmer temperatures this afternoon. everybody in the 70s in fairfield at 68. we will talk about how long it

lasts coming up in the accuweather forecast. happening today, new regulations will be going into place at an east bay senior care center. 10 people have died in hayward, and amy hollyfield joins us live with this. >> reporter: yes, changes today. the health department will now require everybody, basically the workers that go into the building today to have their temperature taken and they will also have to wear masks. this is happening at the gateway facility in hayward where there have been ten deaths. emma became the tenth person at the facility to die with the coronavirus. last week her family told us she did not have the virus, seemed fine, no symptoms, but she passed away last night. the family very upset saying it went so fast. the family of the ninth victim

has hired an attorney. they believe what is happening here at gateway is a crime, saying that workers that tested positive were sent to work without protective gear. >> if that is true, then the employees were requested and compelled to work even though they had symptoms of the virus, and went to work not withstanding that, and if they operated without normal precautions, gloves and masks, that's criminal conduct. >> this is the biggest outbreak at a nursing home in the bay area. as of last week, 66 people here have tested positive for the coronavirus. the health department said they can't move patients out from here because that will spread the virus to other facilities. the owners of gateway have not

returned our calls for comment. reporting live in hayward, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. it has been almost a month since governor gavin newsom ordered a stay-at-home order, and now we will hear plans about reopening the economy. jobina is at the live desk with this. >> governor newsom says he's working with the governors of washington and oregon. they developed a plan to safely lift social distancing measures, and this is completely separate from the federal government. there are very few details on what exactly the plan he will have a press conference at noon today. one thing is for sure, their decisions will be based on public health data. >> we will be driven by facts. we will be driven by evidence.

we will be driven by science and by our public health advisers, and we will be driven by the collaborative spirit that defines the best of us in this incredibly important moment. >> california reached a pivotal moment. governor newsom says we are in the process of flattening the curve but people should still be practicing social distancing. back over to you. >> thank you, jobina. you can watch the governor's announcement live here at noon, and you can stream it live on abc7.com. if you download our app you will oos announced. and researchers used mobile devices to track movements of people here, in new york, seattle and new orleans. 80% of the people were leaving home on february 26th, and this is before the shelter in place

orders, and that had fallen to 40% here in san francisco and the other cities. it goes to show how important it is to slow the spread of the coronavirus. in sonoma, there are new orders by county health officials include that any indoor place that is not your home, like a grocery store or an office, you have to have a mask on to cover your nose and mouth. also any inclosed space, and any outdoor space where you can't keep socially distant by others >> andhit e san feet at all mateo county event center, and another center in san jose, they test people who are well enough to drive but are also displaying

certain symptoms of covid-19. here's good financial news for california drivers. the state is requiring insurance companies to refund drivers part of their premiums. the number of traffic accidents involving injuries has been cut in half as a result, and so insurance companies have less claims. >> drivers -- people are not driving to work and they are driving less miles and therefore they should be reimbursed for the two months we have been in the shelter in place. >> a lot of insurance companies are already offering discounts, but he says he may order even higher discounts. in a lengthy and defensive news conference yesterday the president defended his record in response to the coronavirus. he's also pushing for the country to re-open, and that is resparking the debate on whether

he has the authority to do so. >> president trump defending his coronavirus response. >> i don't mind being criticized but not when they are wrong. >> in a lengthy monday briefing he played a campaign-style video while taking aim at the coverage of the outbreak. president trump highlighting his decision to restrict travel from china in late january and then was pressed on what the administration did in february, a month in which he was accused of downplaying the threat. >> what did your administration do in february -- >> a lot. a lot. >> what? >> part of it was up there. look, look, you know you are a fake. >> as for the decision on when to ease social distancing and re-open the economy -- >> when somebody is the president of the united states, the authority is total, and that's the way it's got to be. >> a point contested by constitutional experts. they say the president can issue guidelines, but the authority to close businesses during a public

crisis lies with the state and not the federal government. >> you said when somebody is president of the united states, their authority is total. that is not true. who told you that? >> youo ? we are going to write up papers on this, and it's not going to be necessary because the governors need us one way or the other. >> also, we saw anthony fauci walk back comments over the weekend about the president's inaction. this comes a day after the president retweeted a message critical of fauci with the #firefauci. the pandemic is making it challenging for some families to feed their babies. coming up next, the effort under way to help dozens of new moms find formula. help for struggling restaurants. a bay area tech company stepping up in a big way. first, we turn to meteorologist, mike nico for what looks like a

beautiful spring day ahead. >> hey, reggie, kumasi, and hi, everybody. a touch of fog in the north bay. we will start with our neighborhood 55 up towards clear lake. most of us in the 40s, but we have some exceptions, 52 in alameda and 51 in san francisco. let's look at what is going on with the commute this morning for the essential workers. it's 49 in san jose as we look northbound on 87 towards the shark tank. the commute is all good, so let's move on and talk about what is going on other than the little fog in the north bay. let's get to the temperatures. east bay valleys, we start off at 47 and will warm about 30 degrees today from noon all the way through 7:00. seven hours of at least low to mid-70s with a few hours of upper 70s during the middle parts of the afternoon.

the south bay, you are close to that. we start off at 49. we are about 69 at noon. 71 at 1:00, and mid-70s for several hours this afternoon. 69 at 7:00. if you live on the peninsula, go havede on th bk patio, and maybe even the front porch and say hi to the neighbors as we walk by as temperatures range from the low to mid-70s from noon to 6:00, and a very nice 69 at 7:00. a timetable on whhow long this will last coming up. i am still following a sig-alert in fremont on northbound 880 at the thornton avenue off-ramp. injuries have been reported and there's an ambulance on the scene. all but one lane is blocked right now so you can expect delays in the area. it started out as a stalled car and multiple cars began to get involved in this crash. please avoid the area, and there's no estimated time as to

when it will re-open. i will keep you posted on that. now i will move over to the service alert for the san francisco bay area fairies. it's canceling midday ferry service on the oakland route starting tomorrow. the service says nobody is using the ferry during that time. san francisco bay area ferry started to reduce

this is a live look from the exploratorium back to the west across the embarcadero center and into the financial district, where it's about 49 degrees under a clear sky this morning. your planner for today, in the mid-40s and then in the 50s, that's at noon, and then the coast will be near 70 at noon and well into the mid and upper

70s at 4:00, and then a wonderful evening for a stroll around the neighborhood, upper 60s. highs around the state today, 70s to near 80. at the coast, mid to up 60s. in the mountains, the sierra snowpack is starting to shrink and rain will fall with a little mixture of snow starting on sunday and into monda monda at the live desk, today the white house is expected to announce a new economic task force. a source tells abc news that we can likely expect the president's senior adviser and son-in-law, jared kutcher, and ivanka trump among others to be part of the task force. 80 million americans will get their stimulus checks this week according. >> if you are a beneficiary, you

don't need to do anything, if you did not 2019 return, you can go to irs.com right now and enter an authentication and enter yourself. >> most will get $1,200, and the federal government says 230 billion in loans has been given to banks nationwide to help small businesses. kumasi, i will send it back over to you. >> thank you, jobina. in the north bay we are getting insights on what it's like to fight and survive this virus, and one woman says it was worst than her battle with cancer. she started getting symptoms early in march after her husband got back from a trip to morocco, and she describes what it's like being ill. >> all i could do is stare at the ceiling burning with fever,

and feeling like a pinata being beaten up by kids at a birthday party, and i was not ready to lose the people in my life without being able to say good-bye. >> she also said she would sweat through three sets of bedding every night. now she's out of the hospital and isolating at home, and she says she will always remember her medical team on the fourth floor of the kaiser medical center. what about baby supplies? santa clara says there's a huge needspyorom expensive items like formula and diapers. for single and low income moms, simply being able to afford the formula can be a challenge, and then you can add on top of it having to search for them in a pandemic. >> they have to physically go to the store and find there's no formula, and contact the store manager, and then find out when

there will be formula, and then trying to time going back out in the context of having a newborn. >> some at risk moms are getting desperate, even turning to dairy or diluting, and both are dangerous. right now the non-profit power and excel are collecting donations, and you can contact them if you have extra baby formula or diapers. on the peninsula, a major tech company stepping up to help small family owned businesses. it's an easy way to come together during the pandemic. so rakuten is making it easier grab takeout from our local restaurants. this could be a life-saving tool for these businesses. >> this is my only way to make money. me and my wife, my -- and my kids, basically the whole family is involved in this business. >> all you do is search rakutan

takeout, and it's serving east bay restaurants but will add more soon, and you get 15% cashback if you sign into your account. it won't charge commission on orders for the next six months. a farmer in ireland star because of his hair cut, and it shows him using sheep shp shears. >> it will grow back in a a a a days, so nobody will know. >> i don't know why this gives me anxiety. it's the sound and those scissors are so large. the four-minute tutorial has 3.8 million views. he lives in dublin, and he says now and again, if his hair gets

too long, he does it with shears. >> why you feel so stressed out, he's moving it around all casually. >> don't they kind of sound like they are a little rusty. >> they kind of do. >> and i just imagine it cutting off part of my ear. >> yeah, he's so close. but he is comfortable with these shears, clearly. >> i can't watch it anymore, the sound is driving me nuts. please, please, take it off the screen. okay. >> we're going to have phil play a joke on you and just get shears and just show up. >> that was too much for my nerves. >> it was a lot. it was a lot. >> mike, relax us, please. >> what is it going to take to get this? if i wait much longer, i will have to do exactly what he's doing there, or find a way to get a pair of those. i don't think normal scissors will get through this map.

let's talk about what is going on outside. good morning, everybody. it's 58 degrees in the east bay hills where it's breezy and you ar tt's boweher ghgh yeday,iveo ten s rmer than average. clear tonight but limited fog tomorrow. cool this weekend with showers starting on sunday into monday. let's talk about what is happening today. 68 at half moon bay, and that's as cool as it gets. 77 with an offshore breeze down in santa cruz. 70 in san francisco, and average high about 63. you can see mid to upper 60s around the bay, and upper 70s to around 80 in the inland neighborhoods. tonight, not quite as strong as an offshore breeze. not quite as cool as this morning, as some of the residual warmth today will linger, mid-40s to mid-50s. here's a look at thursday. you can see the cloud cover

coming in, cooling all of us. a chance of a shower up in the high country. sunday into monday, there you go. that looks like a healthy system. in fact, we will take a look at how much rain to expect from that. coming up, let me reload the 7-day forecast, and let me show you are just as warm tomorrow, and then it finally reaches inland by saturday and the coolest days will be with the rain chances on sunday and monday. >> thanks, mike. coming up new at 6:00 -- what do you have, friend? >> i had to light my candle to relieve me from the stress of the shears. that was too much for me. >> okay, friend, whatever it takes. we need you to be calm and happy. it's not going to happen to you. >> what were you saying? you were saying coming up at

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